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October 9, 2013

NBA: Warriors’ draftee Thompson draws comparisons to Reggie Miller

County supes approve $1 million towards Blair Ranch purchase

When Wine Connoisseurs are Forced into Life of Sled Dogs

March 9, 2007

This story may take a while to get going, but it will fall into

December 12, 2010

This time of year you are likely to encounter a wet fairway or

September 3, 2009

In the past, I've written about club selection around the

Protecting Yourself from the Dangers of the Sun

August 30, 2005

Each year, more than 1 million Americans develop skin cancer,

Don’t get too caught up in patriotic fervor

June 25, 2003

No single event in my lifetime has galvanized our country like

Before the Dream of the Math Institute, There Was the Flying Lady

June 12, 2007

You might say both John Fry and Irv Perch know how to dream big.

Red Phone: Downtown music out of tune

July 21, 2011

"My boyfriend and I were taking advantage of the beautiful weather and owning a convertible car. As we were driving down through downtown Gilroy we couldn't figure out where this blasting of Mariachi music was coming from. As we kept looking around, we noticed none of the cars were blaring the music. It was the town's speakers playing it. I can't say that I agree with the city's decision on the direction our downtown seems to be going. The Hispanic music put us both over the edge. With the little antique shops left in our downtown, I could see the discomfort in the few elderly people I saw trying to have a nice afternoon antiquing. This occurred on a Friday at 3 p.m. Can someone please justify, if there is one, why our town located in the good ole' USA was playing the Hispanic melodies?"

March 5, 2015

This is quite simply the most difficult edition of The Flavor Chronicle I have ever written. My grandmother, the person I attribute with teaching me how to cook and my muse behind many of my columns, passed away a few weeks ago. There have been so many memories flooding back to my mind these past few weeks, many of which have been food-related memories. I want to share a few of those memories and one of my grandma’s recipes, which every grandmother of Italian heritage holds close to her heart.

A different view since the beginning

November 9, 2004

If you were born the week I first wrote a column for this

The mystery of the Easter grass

March 25, 2005

Easter is coming and you know what that means: hard-boiled eggs,

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County supes approve $1 million towards Blair Ranch purchase

When Wine Connoisseurs are Forced into Life of Sled Dogs

Delo’s Divots: Hitting off those wet fairways

Don’t lob every chip shot

Protecting Yourself from the Dangers of the Sun

Don’t get too caught up in patriotic fervor

Before the Dream of the Math Institute, There Was the Flying Lady

Red Phone: Downtown music out of tune

Remembering grandma through recipes

A different view since the beginning

The mystery of the Easter grass

SOCIAL MEDIA

Santa Clara County Fair moves to August

Gilroy’s ‘Mr. Garlic’ dies after long battle with Alzheimer’s

Sheriff Bob Jonsen opens re-election campaign with a book and a song

Around Town: Gilroy Rotary Club celebrates a century of service

Gilroy organizations aim to serve the community with CDBG funding